REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA - Notification of periodic distribution amounts RS2029, RS2031, RS2034 and RS2036

What this filing means

National Treasury and the RSA Domestic Sukuk Trustee have published the scheduled half-yearly distribution amounts for four sukuk trust certificates (RS2029, RS2031, RS2034 and RS2036), payable on 30 September 2026 — a total of approximately R1.08 billion across the four tranches. This is a routine coupon-rate notice on existing government trust certificates; no terms are changed, no new capital is raised, and no economic signal is present.

South Africa's government is paying the agreed half-yearly profit return to investors who hold four of its Islamic-style bonds. The amounts are fixed by the certificates' original terms, and this notice simply tells holders what to expect on 30 September. There is nothing here that changes the value of the bonds, raises new money, or tells you anything new about South Africa's credit quality — it is a payment timetable, not a market event.